The Ecuador Insider

So when local Ecuadorians are hung over, what do they do?

They go eat Ceviche. A local specialty which is a type of seafood soup in lime juice. You can get Shrimp Ceviche… Fish, Squid, Shellfish and more.

It’s good. And it hits the spot when feeling the effects from the night before.

hell, chances are most the people dining around you at 8am never went home the night before, and went straight from the disco to the Cebiche shop!

In Quito, the best ceviche in town at some of the most reasonable prices can be found at CEBICHES DE RUMINAHUI on Juan Leon Mera y La Niña.

Locals eat Ceviche only in the mornings and early afternoon for lunch until about 2pm.

The store front

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If you live in the north of the city or in the Carolina Park area like many expats, be sure to check out the MERCADO DE IÑAQUITO on Iñaquito and Villalengua streets.

The market is open everyday in the mornings and early afternoons and a great place to buy fresh veggies, fruits and meats at more reasonable prices than the supermarkets.

Shop like the Ecuadorians, shop on the street! Remember all prices are negotiable.

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I had to mention this place because I feel they serve the BEST breakfasts in Quito… hands down!

Anything from their traditional Humitas to Empanadas to Quimbolitos… be sure to try them all! Prices are reasonable too, starting around $2 for their delicious eats.

Located on the corner of AV AMERICAS Y VILLA LENGUA.

Humitas con queso.

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